Lower (someone) in dignity or importance. That is the 1st definition.
I'm tired of athletes saying they feel 'humble" after achieving something great. For example; a pitcher throws a perfect game then says it was humbling. I don't think people understand what it means. Please tell me i'm not the only person annoyed by this.
You're the only person
*sigh*
*sigh*
You know what I hate?
People who don't cover their mouths
when they yawn... like I really want to see your friggin tonsils?
Do I get
A pass? I have no tonsils due to a farming accident.
Or people who yawn loudly
loudly like a hippo. Hold off on the "hurricane hollar," please.
agreed...but "there" and
agreed...but "there" and "their" is even worse
They're they're, it'll be ok.
They're they're, it'll be ok.
True, but...
you're/your is just as aggravating. It's/its is also bothersome to me, but considering I see it misused in otherwise reputable sources all the time, I can't let it get to me too much.
"The straightest line from A to B is straight: From A to B"
"When you have Denard Robinson, you can have everything"
~George Walden
"loose" and "lose" is the
"loose" and "lose" is the worst.
"But in the tire fire that was last year's secondary he showed a little spark." - Brian Cook
Just don't loose your head
Just don't loose your head over it.
Ore...
two
to
too
your
you're
there
their
they're
EDIT: let's not forget toe-may-toe/toe-mah-toe
L.S.A. '88
I feel bad for you. You must
I feel bad for you. You must be an easily annoyed person.
Greetings from Bolivia.
"It's special how the real true people hang together. And if you don't support the program you're not a true Michigan guy. It's that simple." - Gary Moeller
Right
Because a perfect game (as an event) is not more important than the person who pitched the perfect game
Donny, you're out of your element!
Another definition:
1 : not
Another definition:
1 : not proud or haughty : not arrogant or assertive
You know what I hate? People
You know what I hate? People who post stupid things like this on a Michigan sports blog.
“When your team is winning, be ready to be tough, because winning can make you soft. On the other hand, when your team is losing, stick by them. Keep believing” - Bo Schembechler
I hate when people don't use
I hate when people don't use the oxford comma.
Tenim un nom el sap tothom. Barca, Barca, BAAARCA!
I don't give a fuck about an
I don't give a fuck about an Oxford comma.
Vampire Weekend reference or
Vampire Weekend reference or do you actually not care?
I, for one, am a huge Oxford comma fan.
See it through.
I mean, the song is good, but
I mean, the song is good, but I wouldn't call myself a huge fan
/VampireWeekend'ed
I hate other people's farts.
My own farts make me laugh.
Your opinion has no value.
Buttercup or Dutch Oven Treatment
I hate how my girlfriend gets mad when I fart and buttercup her. I mean, who the hell does she think she is.
Chuck Norris wears Brady Hoke pajamas.
This kills me
But honestly, who cares? Do
But honestly, who cares? Do we want athletes to say "oh yeah, I rock. Totally on me, that accomplishment." We'd call them arrogant.
But how about if they just pointed to the sky and said "that's all on the big guy up there." We call those people preachy and obnoxious OR stupid and hypocrites.
Or how about if they didn't say anything and just went about his/her day? We'd say they are aloof and disconnected from the gravity of the situation, that "you need to make a big deal about it for the fans and your teammates."
So yeah, professional athletes can never win because people love to graft their own beliefs on their accomplishments. That's why, I don't know, people probably shouldn't expect athletes to respond any differently than we do to a major accomplishment; with the most personal humanity they possess.
you forgot
To mention that when athletes say this it "begs the question" whether they know your definition. /s
or worse...
when newspaper columnists do it.
"The straightest line from A to B is straight: From A to B"
"When you have Denard Robinson, you can have everything"
~George Walden
You know what I hate? When
You know what I hate? When people correct grammar/spelling incorrectly.
Example: Some girl commented on something I wrote about the "immanent nature" of something with "Lol considering immanent isn't a word, I think you meant imminent. But we all knew what you meant ;)"
No bitch, I meant inherent. Not impending. Chill out. Same when people correct someone's use of "irony" regardless of whether it was used correctly.
Also there was this one time some guy made an MGoBlog post about the word humbling. Fuck that guy.
So hold on a minute....you
So hold on a minute....you spell a word "Immanent", and when someone corrects it, she's the bitch because you actually meant inherent? I'm not sure I follow your logic
If you're doing nothing, how do you know when you're finished?
Immanent: inherent
Imminent:
Immanent: inherent
Imminent: impending
They are two different words.
You just humbled yourself
You just humbled yourself
I used to do drugs. I still do, but I used to, too.
-RIP Mitch
This Irritates Me...
Especially when I am in Ann Arbor and trying to find parking for a meeting, scenes like this really gets me going...
"Funny isn't it, how naughty dentists always make that one fatal mistake."
Follow the random tweets of a Michigan alum - http://twitter.com/#!/LorneEC3
This scene
...calls for a Will Campbell Hood Slide.
I agree with you.
But to be fair, most of the parking situations in Ann Arbor call for a Will Campbell Hood Slide.
"Coach, if you need one yard, I'll get you three yards. If you need five yards, I'll get you three yards." -Leroy Hoard
or
I'd say it calls for a few cartons of eggs and some keying. Also, a bag of flaming dog poo on that person's porch.
"500 channels and nothing but cats."
I can't stand blackberries or
I can't stand blackberries or cranberries but love blueberries! Am I the only one who feels this way about these berries?
similarly
I hate yams but can' get enough sweet potatoes
I should hope you hate yams,
I should hope you hate yams, they are poisonous if cooked incorrectly... and unless you've eaten extensively in Africa, you've likely never had "yams."
Tenim un nom el sap tothom. Barca, Barca, BAAARCA!
As long as you don't disrespect the raspberry
I don't care what kind of hate you're preachin.
Love & Hate are horns on the same goat.
(No subject)
I agree
I agree
I really hate it
when you're watching a TV program and the volume suddenly doubles when a commercial comes on. Damn you, commercial television. Damn you to hell.
"You know, for a bartender/bookie, you're pretty judgmental."
Wasn't there supposed to be
Wasn't there supposed to be some new FCC regulation that said advertisers weren't allowed to do that anymore?
I don't remember hearing about it
maybe because I can't hear anything over the commercials.
Maybe it applies to broadcast TV and not cable? Not sure.
"You know, for a bartender/bookie, you're pretty judgmental."
Yupbi heard this too. The
Yupbi heard this too. The commercials are now supposed to be the same volume as the show.
And what I hate is that
my remote's mute button has become very ureliable. Why the heck did I get a new-fangled modern-type TV thing if it weren't for the remote to fight the blaring commercials?
And misplaced apostrophes. That's another biggie.
- Herm
- Herm
See it through.
Okay.
You made me laugh.
- Mrs. Herm
I know everyone's having fun
I know everyone's having fun ripping on the OP, but I've always been confused as to why "humbling" is the word so many people use to describe the experience of accomplishing something great. It doesn't annoy me or anything, but it has always struck me as odd that that's the word so many people use (obviously it's cliched at this point, so of course everyone says it now).
Under no circumstances
should you ever, ever watch or listen to Mel Kiper, then. Every player is "a [player name]."
Also, you know what I hate? Fortune cookies that offer advice or wisdom instead of predicting stuff, e.g., "Home is where the heart is."
Goddamn it fortune cookie, that's not predicting anything.
"Early to bed, early to rise makes one healthy, happy, and wise."
Fuck you, fortune cookie. That's not telling me the future. I want you to predict that I'm going to meet an important person in my life in the next week, get a promotion, find something I lost, die in a boating accident, etc.
"Beauty is in the eye of the beholder."
I'm gonna fucking kill you, fortune cookie. Grow a pair and make a prediction. Not only do you not understand the appropriate function of a "fortune" cookie as opposed to a "sayings you find embroidered on couch cushions in your grandmother's house" cookie, but you don't even cleanse the palate of that gooey, tangy General Tsao's glaze the chicken swims in. Why do you exist?
"A good friend will help you move. A great friend will help you move a body."
OK, that's pretty fucking good, fortune cookie, I'll grant you that. I'm going to let it go this time.
"You know, for a bartender/bookie, you're pretty judgmental."
Speakng of fortune cookies I
Speakng of fortune cookies I always thought it would be great fun to put less than happy "fortunes" in a cookie and watch the results. Fortunes such as "You will die tomorrow in a horrible car accident" or "your wife is cheating on you as you read this" would make for an interesting lunch.
You're the only person annoyed by this.